Table 1.
Target | Formulation | Route | Model | Reference |
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RSV-P, PIV-P | Saline or lipoplex | Intranasal | RSV infection; PIV infection | [8••] |
SARS | D5W or surfactant | Intranasal | SARS infection | [9•] |
Influenza A — NP, PA | PEI | Intravenous | Influenza virus infection | [10] |
Saline/oligofectamine | Intravenous hydrodynamic/intranasal | Influenza virus infection | [12] | |
HO-1 | Saline | Intranasal | Hyperoxic acute lung injury | [15•] |
KC, MIP-2, Fas | Saline | Intranasal | Septic acute lung injury | [17, 18] |
Angiopoietin 2 | Saline | Intranasal | Hyperoxic acute lung injury | [16•] |
DDR1 | Saline | Intranasal | Bleomycin-induced fibrosis | [31] |
GFP | Chitosan NP | Intranasal | GFP transgenic | [24•] |
Caveolin | Liposomes | Intravenous | Vascular permeability | [29] |
IL-13 | jetPEI | Intravenous | Airway hypersensitivity | [30] |
Reports of positive in vivo efficacy in lung are listed along with formulation, route of administration and animal model utilized. All animal models were conducted in the mouse except for the SARS infection study which was performed in nonhuman primates. D5W, 5% dextrose; NP, nanoparticles; PEI, polyethylenimine; RSV, respiratory syncytial virus; PIV, parainfluenza virus; SARS, severe acute respiratory distress syndrome; GFP, green fluorescent protein.